Sentences with phrase «interstate traffic moving»

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In September, Gilbert agreed to pay $ 1.25 million of his own money for a road project to widen downtown Detroit's Interstate 375 exit from one lane to three, a move to help alleviate traffic jams heading into the Greektown Casino - Hotel, which he also owns.

The five - mile track will be built in central California near the busy Interstate 5 highway, which moves traffic between L.A. and San Francisco.

Now moved to Birmingham, Alabama, I see the cars zipping down Interstate 65 from my back deck, and I've had a hard time finding any place where I can't hear the hum of traffic.

He sees 159th Street as a way to move traffic quickly from Interstate 355 to the shopping areas in Orland Park.

Route 82 runs along the coast, and traffic doesn't move much slower than it does on the interstate, which is important, because I'm in a hurry to get to our destination, New Orleans.

Around town the car muscles away from stoplights with authority; on the interstate, a tap of the accelerator downshifts the transmission and sends the car bolting past slow - moving traffic.

Anyone who has ever driven on Interstate 35 or the Central Texas Expressway near Killeen knows how dangerous these roads can be, particularly when they are heavily congested with fast - moving traffic.